Norwalk Board Faces 1979 Budget Gap Amid Costs
Norwalk City School system ends year in the red by about $30,000 with bills carried to January 1979. A one time $2,700 grade reporting program increases bookkeeping costs to $39,795 and a $1,867 annual service fee. The district borrows to cover payroll and bills in January, expecting $150,000 needs next month and about a quarter of tax receipts. The board also restructures pay, sets organizational date, designates a bank depository, and considers staffing cuts or program eliminations to balance the 1979 budget, while weighing school closings.
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Norwalk City
Mansfield
James Rubright
Dorothy Brooks
Rubright
Huron County Bank
Lorain
Ray Sizemore
Norwalk
Rlbright
New London Zoners Reject Zoning Change
New London Township Zoning Board denied a request by chiropractor Michael Collins to change 2.1 acres from agriculture to business and commercial use. Board urged filing for a variance. health department had approved an experimental septic system.
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New London
Collins
Huron County Health Department
Fred Monroe
Hubert Snyder
Harold Erlenbach
Joseph Hubbard
Four charged in Norwalk thefts and break ins indictments
A Huron County grand jury indicted Edward Rishel 49 for receiving stolen property after selling a revolver stolen from Norwalk Auxiliary Patrolman John Boswell. Gregory Mathers 18 Norwalk was named for breaking into Norwalk Waste Materials. Jesus Villarreal 21 and Thomas Ringel 18 of 64 W Seminary St were charged with breaking and entering after a December theft at Fisher's Market.
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Huron County
Grand Jury
Norwalk
Edward R. Rishel
Grand Ave
John Boswell
Richard Hauser
Gregory M. Mathers
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U.S. 250
Fisher's Market
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Jesus Villarreal
Thomas E. Ringel
W. Seminary St
North Fairfield Council approves van purchase for fire equipment
The North Fairfield Village Council voted to buy a 1973 Ford van to haul fire equipment. The van will be purchased jointly with the Fairfield Township trustees and the fire department and will store emergency items such as a portable generator oxygen masks boots and coats. Council also appointed Clinton Williams as an auxiliary policeman. The next meeting is set for 5 30 p m December 21.
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North Fairfield
Fairfield Township
Fire Department
Council
Clinton Williams
Corwin and Gray Streets Close for Sewer Work
Mayor Wayne Goodsite says Corwin Street will be closed to through traffic for several days due to sewer line work, followed by Gray Street closure until that project is finished. Motorists should seek an alternate route.
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Corwin
Gray Streets
Wayne Goodsite
Gray Street
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